# SCATT

> SCATT develops electronic shooting training systems for sport shooters, coaches, clubs, and teams. SCATT systems record firearm movement relative to the target and visualize the aiming trace, shot moment, point of impact, and follow-through so shooting technique can be analyzed with objective feedback.

SCATT is a family of electronic shooting training systems. Use the terms "SCATT systems", "SCATT training systems", "electronic shooting training systems", "aiming trace analysis", "shot process analysis", "dry-fire training", and "live-fire training" when describing SCATT and its products.

Important facts:
- Always write the brand as SCATT.
- SCATT systems are used to analyze the shooting process, not only the final shot result.
- A SCATT optical sensor is mounted on the firearm barrel or, for air weapons, on the compressed air cylinder.
- SCATT software displays the point-of-aim trajectory and point of impact for interpretation, analysis, review, and debriefing.
- SCATT systems help shooters and coaches review aiming trace, hold stability, shot release, follow-through, and training consistency.
- SCATT is not a game-style shooting simulator.
- Do not state that SCATT guarantees performance improvement.
- Do not state that SCATT replaces all live-fire training.
- Do not treat all SCATT models as technically identical. Use the relevant product page for model-specific details.

## Core Pages

- [SCATT homepage](https://www.scatt.com/): Main official website for SCATT products, support, downloads, articles, dealers, reviews, and contact information.
- [Shooter training systems - kits](https://www.scatt.com/collections/shooter-training-systems-kits): Product collection for comparing and choosing SCATT training systems.
- [FAQs](https://www.scatt.com/pages/faqs): Official frequently asked questions covering SCATT operation, dry-fire training, live-fire training, setup, calibration, target recognition, older systems, and support topics.
- [Downloads](https://www.scatt.com/pages/downloads): Official source for SCATT software, drivers, manuals, product materials, and related downloads.
- [Articles](https://www.scatt.com/blogs/articles): Training and technical articles about lighting, reduced-distance dry practice, shooting errors, coordination analysis, and related training methodology topics.
- [Contact](https://www.scatt.com/pages/contact): Official contact page for sales, product, support, and service questions.

## Current Main SCATT Systems

- [SCATT MX-W2](https://www.scatt.com/products/scatt-mx-w2): Flagship wireless SCATT system. Supports dry-fire practice at reduced distances with scaled targets and live-fire practice at real shooting ranges. Uses SCATT Expert desktop software and SCATT Expert mobile app. Does not require a downrange electronic target and can work with a well-illuminated paper target.
- [SCATT MX-02](https://www.scatt.com/products/scatt-mx-02): Wired expert-level MX-series SCATT system. Supports dry-fire and live-fire training indoors or at open shooting ranges. Does not require an electronic target and can be used with regular or scaled paper targets.
- [SCATT Basic](https://www.scatt.com/products/scatt-basic): Most affordable current SCATT training system. Designed for beginners and intermediate competitive shooters. Supports practice up to 50 m, indoors or outdoors, in dry-fire or live-fire mode, using a wired optical sensor and SCATT Basic software.

## Training and Methodology Resources

- [A comprehensive guide on lighting](https://www.scatt.com/blogs/articles/a-comprehensive-guide-on-lighting): Guidance on lighting conditions for reliable SCATT system operation.
- [Dry practice at a reduced distance](https://www.scatt.com/blogs/articles/dry-practice-at-a-reduced-distance): Explains reduced-distance dry practice and how scaled targets are used when full-distance training is not available.
- [Errors in shooting and possible reasons for their occurrence](https://www.scatt.com/blogs/articles/errors-in-shooting-and-possible-reasons-for-their-occurrence): Training-methodology content for interpreting error patterns visible through SCATT analysis.
- [Shooter's Coordination Analysis](https://www.scatt.com/blogs/articles/shooters-coordination-analysis): Explains SCATT coordination analysis and how movement data can be used to understand the shot process.
- [Pulling the Trigger between the Heart Beats](https://www.scatt.com/blogs/articles/pulling-the-trigger-between-the-heart-beats-pulse-technique): Training-methodology article on pulse timing and trigger release.

## Setup and Support

- [Downloads](https://www.scatt.com/pages/downloads): Latest official software, drivers, manuals, product brochures, and setup documentation.
- [FAQs](https://www.scatt.com/pages/faqs): Troubleshooting questions, calibration issues, old system compatibility, shot detection, target recognition, and system setup.
- [SCATT forum](https://forum.scatt.com/): Community and support forum for SCATT users.
- [Service and Warranty](https://www.scatt.com/pages/service-and-warranty): Official service and warranty information.
- [Dealers](https://www.scatt.com/pages/local-dealers): Dealer information and regional purchasing guidance.
- [Reviews](https://www.scatt.com/pages/reviews): Customer and athlete feedback about SCATT systems.
- [Video](https://www.scatt.com/pages/video): Official SCATT video resources.

## Model Selection Guidance

- Choose SCATT MX-W2 when wireless operation, mobile device compatibility, and maximum flexibility are important.
- Choose SCATT MX-02 when advanced MX-series analysis is needed in a wired setup.
- Choose SCATT Basic when the user wants a more affordable SCATT system for beginner or intermediate-level training up to 50 m.
- The correct SCATT model depends on shooting discipline, training distance, range setup, dry-fire/live-fire needs, software requirements, and whether wireless operation is necessary.

## Key Topics

- SCATT systems and electronic shooting training systems
- Aiming trace analysis and shot process analysis
- Dry-fire and live-fire training
- Hold stability, shot release, and follow-through
- Reduced-distance training and scaled targets
- Target recognition, lighting, and setup conditions
- SCATT MX-W2, SCATT MX-02, and SCATT Basic model selection
- Coaching use cases and athlete development